Strategist and field operator enrolling merchants, completing business KYC, handling insurance operations, and running adoption campaigns across Bagmati Province — bringing Nepal's businesses onto the rails of digital money, one shop at a time.
Building bridges between eSewa and the merchants of Bagmati Province — one enrollment, one KYC, one campaign at a time.
I'm Ashish Sharma, serving on the Business Outreach Team at eSewa Ltd — Nepal's largest digital payments platform. My day-to-day covers merchant enrollment, business KYC documentation, insurance operations, and running campaigns to bring new businesses into the digital fold. I bring strong financial and tech knowledge to the table, along with the ability to operate the business, prepare plans, and execute them effectively.
Before eSewa, I worked in two very different dealer environments — as a marketing representative at an authorised Ncell dealer (Omh Solutions Pvt Ltd), and as a marketing representative-cum-accountant at a Khajurico dealer (Shuva Rishi Parbata Bibidh Suppliers). The common thread: make the complex simple, and the simple repeatable.
I'm currently in my second year of a Bachelor's in Business Studies programme, and I bring to every team the same instinct — a strategist's appetite for new ideas, a handler's patience with people, and an operator's intolerance for unnecessary friction.
Working at the front line of Nepal's digital payments ecosystem. My remit covers five interconnected streams: enrolling new merchants, completing their business KYC documentation, running campaigns to accelerate adoption, looking after the insurance operations, and coordinating with internal teams to resolve onboarding bottlenecks.
A dual-hat role at a Khajurico distributor: I handled the dealer's marketing outreach across the territory while simultaneously maintaining the day's books, reconciliations, and supplier accounts. The combination taught me that a good marketer must understand the ledger — because every campaign lives or dies in the numbers it produces.
My first professional engagement — at an authorised Ncell dealer. I was responsible for SIM and recharge distribution outreach, building relationships with retail counters, and feeding back ground-level market intelligence to the dealer principal. This is where I learned that trust is the only currency that actually circulates in the field.
Five interconnected areas of responsibility — each one feeding the next, all anchored in the same goal: getting more of Bagmati Province's merchants onto the rails of digital money, properly and durably.
Identifying prospective merchants across Bagmati Province, walking them through the eSewa onboarding journey, and ensuring their first transaction goes through without friction.
Collecting, verifying, and submitting the documentation required to bring a business fully onto the eSewa platform — PAN/VAT certificates, firm registration, bank linkage, and beneficial ownership.
Running targeted campaigns to drive merchant adoption in specific geographies or verticals — coordinating field teams, marketing collateral, and incentive structures.
Looking after the insurance part at eSewa — helping merchants and users integrate insurance services, driving awareness, and ensuring smooth policy onboarding and support.
Maintaining the paper trail that makes every enrollment defensible, every KYC traceable, and every campaign measurable — the unglamorous work that keeps the whole system honest.
I'm wired to think in systems. Before I touch a task, I want to know why it exists, who it serves, and what would make it easier for the person downstream of me.
I bring fresh ideas to old problems. Sometimes that's a new campaign angle; sometimes it's a small spreadsheet that saves three people two hours a week.
I can handle a team — not by authority, but by clarity. Set the objective, remove the obstacles, and let good people do what they're good at.
My instinct is to simplify. If a process takes five steps and only three are necessary, I'll find the two that can go. Less friction, more flow.
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I'm reachable across the channels below. For anything eSewa-related, WhatsApp is the fastest route — I'm usually in the field but respond within the working day.